Podcasts about dancing lessons

For its first production of 2025, Performing Arts of Woodstock presents “Dancing Lessons” by Mark St. Germain. "Dancing Lessons” will have weekend performances January 17- February 2 at the Mescal Hornbeck Community Center on Rock City Road in Woodstock, New York.

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Cirque Du Soleil's popular show "The Beatles LOVE" is taking its final bow at The Mirage. The show is closing July 7th after an historic run. NFL Legend, Emmitt Smith, opened a restaurant on the Las Vegas strip. We were at the grand opening of Emmitt's Vegas and interviewed the man himself! We also talk to restauranteur, Elizabeth Blau. She's the event producer of Revelry. This is a new culinary festival coming to the Wynn Las Vegas this summer. We also try the new Jazz & Bubbles brunch at Ocean Prime. This restaurant is gorgeous and it's on the strip with a great terrace! Plus, free line dancing lessons at an off-strip country bar inside a casino. We also have a paid parking gripe to share. Need an attorney? Call LevelUp Law at 855-LevelUp or visit  LevelUpLaw.comVegasNearMe App If it's fun to do or see, it's on VegasNearMe. The only app you'll need to navigate Las Vegas. Support the showFollow us on Instagram: @vegas.revealedFollow us on Twitter: @vegasrevealedFollow us on TikTok: @vegas.revealedWebsite: Vegas-Revealed.com

What if you were to step out of your comfort zone every single day for 100 days straight? How would that change your life?" Our latest conversation with Gregory Russell puts these questions into perspective as he shares his journey of making bold requests and creating a deeper connection with strangers. His candid insights challenge the conventional norms and offer a fresh take on what it means to live boldly - all while sprinkling in some unexpected humor and encouraging us to embrace vulnerability.We delve deeper into Gregory's philosophy of living a story worth telling, composed of six pillars - boldness, love, fear, purpose, clarity, and health. Discover how a chance encounter with a couple from Poland inspired Gregory to adopt this mantra and how it has shaped his personal voyage. This episode isn't just about Gregory's journey; it's a call to action, urging us to harness the power of boldness in our lives and become the heroes of our own stories.For those ready to leap into their bold journey, Gregory also introduces us to his 14-day Boldness Bootcamp. This segment is all about empowering you to step out of your comfort zone and take audacious action toward your goals. From making bold requests to strangers to initiating random acts of kindness, this boot camp promises to break down barriers and reveal the magic of human connection. Tune in, get inspired, and prepare for a wild ride into the realm of bold living.Find Out More:Gregory's Website: https://gregoryrussellbenedikt.com/Support the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

On this episode we chat about thrift stores, new things coming to Columbus, Third Way Coffee House, fall activities, and so much more.  Show Notes:  On this episode we chat about thrift stores, new things coming to Columbus, Third Way Coffee House, fall activities, and so much more.  This Columbus suburb ranked #1 in ‘Hottest Zip Codes of 2023' list Ohana Island Grill｜Online Order｜Oxford｜OH A new Hawaiian BBQ spot just opened in the Dublin area ‘Adult playground' featuring ice-skating rink and pickle ball courts coming soon to Columbus John Rush on the Evolving Social Enterprise Ecosystem in Central Ohio Making a clean start - Columbus Messenger 6.21.2023 Clean Turn Third Way Coffee House Third Way Cafe Relocating Across the Street C!SN Interviews with John Rush 1.1.2018 9.25.2016 Tips on How to Stick to Your Fitness Routine in Fall How to Change up Your Workout Routine for Fall 7 easy ways to get your fitness routine back on track this fall Outdoor Exercise Equipment Fitness Park | Outdoor Fitness Equipment | Fitness Zone Learn about the new, one-of-a-kind Columbus rock climbing route that was recently featured in The New York Times  

Mark St. Germain has written the plays "Freud's Last Session," "Camping with Henry and Tom," "Forgiving Typhoid Mary," and "Becoming Dr. Ruth." His other plays include "Best of Enemies," "Dancing Lessons," and "Eleanor."His new play "The Happiest Man on Earth," will have its world premiere May 24 – June 17 at the Barrington Stage Company's St. Germain Stage in Pittsfield, Massachussets starring Kenneth Tigar and directed by Ron Lagomarsino.. "The Happiest Man on Earth" is based on the memoir of the same name by Eddie Jaku.

In this episodes of In Eddie's Ear Eddie takes some private line dancing lessons and that's not a euphemism!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"[in the play Freud's Last Session]... with the sound of the bombers both men react as they did the first time - with fear. But this time instead of disguising it they admit to it. That admittance was the bond between them. Freud also was shaken by the whole experience. At the very end of the play, and repeatedly through the play, there were reports on the BBC about the war. The BBC at that point had a live orchestra, and when the news was finished the orchestra would jump in and play music until the next news bulletin. Every time the news was over, Freud immediately turned it off, so he didn't have to listen to music. Lewis catches on to that at some point and he equates it with Freud's wall that he puts up to shield his emotions because he feels they are being manipulated. But at the very end of the play, after Lewis leaves, Freud listens to the radio and for the first time he doesn't turn off the music. The last image of the play is him just looking at the radio as if trying to really understand music and his own aversion to it.”        Episode Description:  The similarity is noted between the clinical encounter and the structure of Mark's play where there are two men in a room intensely engaging with each other. We discuss how the trajectory of the play, like in the consulting room, allows for the emergence of latent meanings to be revealed between Freud and Lewis. Mark shares with us what drew him to these two thinkers and how he created a storyline that would demonstrate the underlying emotional struggles of each, individually and together. It is set at the beginning of World War II, three weeks before Freud's death. The play touches on Freud's childhood, his intense relationship with his daughter Anna and his planned euthanasia. We listen to a reading of a piece of the play that entails a powerful encounter between the characters. Mark has adapted this play for the screen, starring Anthony Hopkins as Freud, that is currently being filmed. We close with his mentioning his fiction writing and an upcoming theatrical release The World's Happiest Man.    Our Guest:  Mark St. Germain writes for the stage, television, and film. He is a recipient of the Outer Critics Circle Award, the Lucille Lortel Award, and the Off-Broadway Alliance Award. Mark has written the plays Freud's Last Session (Best Play Award from the Off-Broadway Alliance), Camping with Henry and Tom, Forgiving Typhoid Mary (Time Magazine's “Year's Ten Best”), and Becoming Dr. Ruth, the story of Dr. Ruth Westheimer. A sampling of his other plays includes Best of Enemies, Ears on a Beatle, Scott and Hem, Dancing Lessons, and Eleanor. His play, The Happiest Man on Earth premieres in the summer of 2023 at the Barrington Stage Company. He has written a memoir, Walking Evil, and a thriller, The Mirror Man. His screen adaptation of his play Freud's Last Session has begun filming.      Recommended Reading:    Gay, Peter: Freud: A Life for Our Time      Jones, Ernest: The Life and Work of Sigmund Freud      Green, Roger Lancelyn and Hooper, Walter: C. S. Lewis: A Biography      Sayer, George: Jack: A Life of C. S. Lewis        St. Germain, Mark: The Mirror Man: A Thriller    St. Germain, Mark: Walking Evil: How Man's Best Friend Became My Worst Enemy    St. Germain, Mark: Becoming Dr. Ruth    St. Germain, Mark: The God Committee 

George Burns and Gracie Allen was one of the funniest duos in the history of American comedy. Both came from vaudeville, where they performed from childhood, honing their skills. When they met and decided to work together, they created an act that is unforgettable. While their earlier shows continued their standup vaudeville act, they gradually transformed their format to create one of the earliest situation comedies.

Will George get on the stripper pole? Will we see a nip slip? We go deep and ask the anal questions (pun intended) with Shanna Perry and her partner and client, Lenna Lux of Stripper Boss! Cannabis and adult entertainers on this episode!PVTV OFFICIAL- Like

Confidence is the key to success. A lack of confidence has the potential to hold us back from achieving our goals, as well as having a negative impact on our health and happiness.The current climate has left many people feeling as though their confidence is lacking. Lockdown has affected us all to varying degrees; from the lack of social interaction, not being able to go to a gym, to generally losing touch with life's day to day normalities!George and Em have a discussion on how confident they are both feeling right now and share their top tips for building up your confidence!We hope you enjoy the pod and as always we always love to hear from you!x 

“The biggest thing I thought I needed to worry about was the weather, pandemic was an alien word to me” 2020 was crazy for everyone, but if you were the owner of a festival you probably saw your doors shut and trade dry up completely. What do you do in that situation? Put your head in your hands, give up, and close down? Or do you think on your feet, adapt, and power on through. That's what our latest guest, Roger ‘Dodge' Woodall, did. Roger is the owner of Bournemouth 7's, the UK's biggest sport and music festival. When the pandemic hit he pivoted his business and through grit, determination, and entrepreneurial spirit came out the other side of 2020 stronger. We can all learn a lot from Roger's experiences, whether you're an online coach, personal trainer, or restaurant owner. The hurdles Roger faced in 2020 have been faced across all industries and in businesses of all sizes. If you need advice on overcoming setbacks, staying positive in the face of adversity, and deciding when you need to pivot your offering then this show has your answers. Enjoy. Access our free training here: https://passion.io/scale Roger Woodall Guest Profile Roger has over 20 years of experience in the events sector. He cut his teeth in the industry back in the 90s running student parties across the UK. Roger is now the founder of Bournemouth 7's known as the sporting Glastonbury. The festival will be celebrating its 14th birthday this year. When Roger isn't in the field he's hosting his own podcast The Eventful Entrepreneur and running his own events accelerator course The Events Crowd. Listen to Roger's podcast here: https://eventfulentrepreneur.com/

New on MARVEL SHAWARMA: the truly atrocious 2003 Hulk movie, the Intestinettes (don't ask questions), and *drum roll*...HELA'S TORSO SPIKES, which have a lot more comedic potential than you'd think, thanks to an illustrative study from Hurvrod University. For our roleplay, Gamora goes to Papa/Popeye/Prapo/Prapro/Pepe's and dances her Intestinettes out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marvel-shawarma/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marvel-shawarma/support

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Filmmaker Christopher Auchter, director of Now is the Time, Dancing Lessons with Sandra Medeiros, China Doll with Jennifer Tong & Jovanni Sy and International Theatresports Institute Conference and Festival with Jeff Gladstone.

The Autism Spectrum Center has a special showing of the Play, "Dancing Lessons". Listen in to find out how you can enjoy the performance this Sunday, March 3rd.

Jannita tells of her dancing lessons. This true, first person story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong for our April 2018 Show called Face the Music. If you want to learn how to tell your best story - head over to www.hongkongstories.com for all the information you need on where to find the next workshop! Everyone has a story to tell!

Kurt Vonnegut stated, "Bizarre travel plans are dancing lessons from God." This coffee break takes us on a whirlwind musical tour of Rome, Ithaca (NY), Japan, China, then back to New Jersey to hear Frances White's fascinating piece which uses the sound of traffic over a bridge as a foundation, Along the way we listen to Respighi's Fountains of Rome, as well as Henry Cowell's Snows of Fujiyama and explore how Nature's wonder serve as a muse for composers. contact the show at yccb@mauriceriverpress.com

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Available on amazon.com August 2016 Featuring: Chad Wiginton - Keyboards Dan Rosati - Tenor Saxophone Rob Glass - Electric Bass Max B - Electric Bass Didier Carter - Drums & Cymbal

Lauren Oviedo, candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, gives the student address at the UC Davis College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences commencement ceremony on June 10, 2016, 2pm.

Download MP3 audio – 13:41, 19.26 MB – or Read Transcript Radio address for April 21, 2012, in which our quiet, straightforward life keeps me humble by being too much to keep up with, and I hope it will always be that way.